SALMON & SWEET POTATO KIBBLE.
Wild salmon, sweet potato and pumpkin, slow-cooked in batches of 200 kg or less. Every ingredient is one you can read, and none are artificial.
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Shop by bowl: five ways to feed them well
Every recipe comes from one small kitchen, with a label short enough to read.
Bowl favourites
Five recipes dogs keep asking for, from slow-cooked kibble to the topper that wins over picky eaters.
Real numbers from a real ingredient label
Straight from the label on our Salmon & Sweet Potato Kibble, checked by our vet nutritionist.
32%
Crude protein, mostly from salmon
1.2%
Omega-3 for a soft, glossy coat and calm skin
3,650
Kilocalories per kg, for steady energy
Four reasons the bowl comes back licked clean
Small things we do in the kitchen that you notice at dinner time, and your dog notices first.
Named whole ingredients
Salmon, lamb, pumpkin, blueberry. Every item on the label is a food you'd know from your own kitchen.
Cooked in batches of 200 kg
Low, slow and small. Gentler heat keeps more nutrients in, and the bag reaches you fresher.
Reviewed by a vet nutritionist
Dr. Ade Okonjo checks every recipe for balance before a single bowl of it leaves our kitchen.
Nothing fake, nothing filler
No corn, wheat or soy, and no artificial colours or preservatives. Just food that earns its spot.
A chef and a vet walk into a kitchen
Tailwell started in 2019, when a restaurant chef and a vet nutritionist got tired of dog food labels nobody could read. Today a team of 24 cooks every recipe in small batches in Asheville, North Carolina.
Dogs fed every month
Every bowl cooked in Asheville, in batches of 200 kg or less.
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Kibble, stew, a topper and a starter box. Order once, or set a repeat and save 15% on every order.
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Pet stories
Biscuit used to walk away from his bowl. Now he waits by it and licks it clean.
Hannah R.
Pepper's coat went glossy in a month. Folks at the park now ask.
Marcus T.
Luna's tummy is sensitive, so we switched slowly. A week in, the upsets had stopped.
Priya S.
One spoon of bone broth topper and Moose does a happy spin before every dinner.
Diego M.
The training treats are tiny and soft, so Olive and I train all day.
Claire W.
Juno's repeat order lands before the bag runs out. I never have to ask.
Sam K.
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